Discharged Names and Local Delivery Details Noted
Discharged person M Lillian Baccus from 4's st South street. Charles Schultz of Tampa Florida and Curtis M4, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Roush of Clymer. Rudy Burkholder of Clymer. A & B Distributing now has DuBois cans. Call 3-8871 for delivery.
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Lillian Baccus
St South Street
Charles Schultz
Tampa
Fla
Curtis
Harold Roush
Clymer
Rudy Burkholder
HD A & B Distributing
Cal
Police Chiefs Laud SP Head In Racial Rows
Philadelphia reports the state police commissioner Col. E Wilson ly was praised by the Pennsylvania Police Chiefs Association for handling racial tension cases. The group adopted a resolution commending his efficient leadership and cited state police meetings that fostered understanding among law enforcement officials. More than 1,200 police administrators attended these gatherings. City Solicitor Edward G Bauer Jr urged continued support to meet possible disorders similar to Rochester and New York.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Col. E. Wilsonly
Purdy
Edward G. Bauer Jr
Pennsylvania Police Chiefs Association
Rochester
New York
Bauer
Purposely Causes 35 Car Crashes Collects 10000
Joseph Lewis Appleby of Kansas City pleaded guilty to a scheme that faked 35-plus automobile accidents over four years to collect about 10000 in claims. Prosecutors said 42 witnesses would testify Appleby rammed into rear of his car then sought medical care and settled quickly. The case involved false injury claims and insurance fraud.
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Hansa Lily
Kansas City
Joseph Lewis Appleby
Howard Ti. Mason
Appleby
Southern Democrats Dilemma Shadow Over Atlantic City
Sen Allen J Ellender of Louisiana and Sen John L McClellan of Arkansas deny plans to attend the Democratic national convention in Atlantic City New Jersey next month. Ellender says he ordered removal of his tentative Louisiana delegation name and McClellan says he has not been asked to speak for the national ticket. The piece notes Johnson's declining southern appeal as Goldwater leads the GOP, having voted against civil rights legislation.
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Ippi
Herbert S. Walters
Tennessee
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Atlantic City
N.J
Ellender
Louisiana
John L. McClellan
D' Ark
Johnson
South
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Rep
William E. Miller
New York
Miller
White House
King Wagner Confer On NY Rioting And Harlem Protests
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr met with Mayor Robert F. Wagner to discuss New York’s racial tensions as Harlem leaders furious over not being consulted. The talks, ending at 2 a.m., included plans for peace efforts and possible weekend visits to Rochester. Harlem groups formed a unity council calling for removing a white police lieutenant, creating an independent civilian complaint review board with subpoena power to curb police brutality.
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New York
Martin Luther King Jr
Robert F. Wagner
Harlem
King
New York City
Wagner
Atlanta
Rochester
N.Y
Willam Epton
Gerald P. Culkin
Epton
Harlem Defense Council
Thomas Gilligan
Gilligan
Campaign haze lifts as Johnson and Goldwater speak bluntly
Washington AP reports that Johnson and Goldwater hint at a rough campaign with brickbats possible. Goldwater cautions against personal attacks while noting future salvos. Miller described as a tough campaigner. The race looms intense amid White House scandal talk and party contrasts.
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Washington
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Congress
To Send 3 000 GIs To Viet Nam Aid Boosts U S Role
The article outlines plans to increase aid to Vietnam across multiple fields. It cites more military advisers for Vietnamese forces, especially at battalion level and in the Navy and Air Force, plus U S Special Forces to advise and counter Red infiltration. It notes emphasis on economic development, administration, health, agriculture and social areas, along with more troop carrying helicopters and support aircraft. It gives Viet Nam’s forces and Viet Cong estimates, mentions Admiral Sharp’s optimistic view of progress, and lists current U S forces in country with potential aircraft increases. It also describes U S Navy operations with small craft patrols and supply runs against the guerrillas.
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Navy
Air Forc
U.S
Moore
Vietnam
Loh Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Pacific
Ulysses S. Grant Sharp
Asia
South Viet Nam
Sharp
Saigon
William Storeland
Iprick Nam
Viet Nam
Cla
Lac
No Yellow Slacks In This Judge's Court
Judge William A. Consadine in Essex County courtroom requires proper attire for witnesses in a divorce case. A woman wearing yellow sleeves was kept from testifying until she dressed more suitably, as the judge framed attire as a matter of state dignity and order.
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Sewann
William A. Consadine
Essex County
Consadine
New Jersey
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